Mahmudunnabi is a Senior Lecturer of Media Studies and Journalism at the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh. He is also an adviser to ULAB TV. Prior to joining ULAB, he worked for various media at home and abroad including Independent TV and NTV for more than 10 years. He also taught courses as a part-time faculty in the University of Dhaka. His MA dissertation at the University of Leeds has been published as a book titled “Objective Journalism-myth or reality? A comparative study of the BBC and the AJE online reports.” He has several more academic publications to his credit.
Masters in Communication (MComn)
MA in International Journalism, University of Leeds, UK
MA in Applied Linguistics and ELT, University of Dhaka
BA (Hons) in English, University of Dhaka
Journalism, New Media, Social Media, User-Generated Contents
Mahmudunnabi, 2011, Objective Journalism – myth or reality?
Mahmudunnabi and Zakaria, Muhammad (2014), “Political Factors in the Evolution of Journalism: Comparative Perspectives of the USA, UK and Chinese Journalism,” Journal of Politics and Administration (Peer-reviewed), December 2014,Vol.2, No.1
Date: 12/01/2014
Md. Mumit Al Rashid and Mahmudunnabi (2010) “Relations between Ancient India and pre-Islam Iran from historical perspectives”, The Arts Faculty Journal (Peer-reviewed), July 2010, Vol 3, No 4&5, ISSN: 1994-8891, published by the Faculty of Arts, University of Dhaka,
Date: 07/01/2010
User Generated Contents in Bangladesh Media.
First BIMSTEC Film, Media and Journalism Conference.
Department of Television, Film and Photography, University of Dhaka and the Department of Media and Mass Communication, American International University-Bangladesh
Date: 01/21/2020